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    He came on time _________ he had been asked to do.

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    A．as
    B．as if
    C．even if
    D．for
    答案：
    解析：

    as可表示“如同，按照”，引导方式状语从句说明行为的方式，说明动作是如何进行的。本句意思是“他按照要求，准时到来了。”


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